On Mon, 11 Apr 2011 14:26:49 -0700
<anthony.br...@gdc4s.com> wrote:
> I have a web server which provides web services at the url
> http://someplace:port/SERVICES/
If that's apache, you can provide services at your choice of URL,
with or without the slash.
> There is client software which [...]
Are you sure? Sounds broken.
> I have tried Alias, but the Redirects are processed first.
What redirects?
If you mean mod_dir appending a trailing slash, disable it.
If something else, find out what it is and stop it.
> I have used the rewrite engine
An excellent instrument with which to shoot yourself in the foot.
> How can I get apache to do an internal redirect, and NOT send an
> external redirect.
Alias.
But far better to have matching expectations at the client and server,
by configuring your service at /SERVICES in the first place:
<Location /SERVICES>
SetHandler my-web-service
</Location>
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